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They cut CB Greg Mabin to make room. Henderson is capable of playing both left and right tackle and should eventually take over as the Bills' swing tackle. Mon, Oct 16, 2017 04:11:00 PM

Suspended Bills OT Seantrel Henderson took a pay cut this offseason.

The Bills quietly renegotiated Henderson's contract on June 22. His 2017 base salary was reduced from $1.797 million to $690,000 while his cap hit was lowered from $1.808 million to $981,757. Henderson still has five games remaining on his 10-game ban for violating the league's substance abuse policy. The former seventh-round pick will enter free agency after this year. Fri, Aug 25, 2017 02:22:00 PM

It's the former starter's second substance-abuse suspension of the season. Henderson said he smokes marijuana for pain relief from his Crohn's disease. Cyrus Kouandjio will finish out the year as Buffalo's swing tackle. Henderson is signed for $690,000 next season. Any time a player earns a 10-game substance-abuse ban, their career is in doubt. 24-year-old Henderson will not be eligible to return until Week 6 of next season. Tue, Nov 29, 2016 01:35:00 PM

Henderson was diagnosed with Crohn's disease last year and has been using marijuana to alleviate the pain. Despite his condition, the NFL does not give medical exemptions for marijuana use. Henderson plans to appeal the suspension. The third-year tackle generated interest around the trade deadline but the Bills never found an offer worth pursuing. Sun, Nov 27, 2016 08:48:00 AM

The ex-Raider made it almost the entire year on the Bills' 53-man roster but caught only 13 passes in 14 games. It's disappointing considering how in flux the Bills' receiver corps was. Going on 30, Holmes' offseason outlook is uncertain. Neck injuries are the trickiest in football. Holmes is under contract in Buffalo for the next two years.

The news was announced by Jones' father, former NFL linebacker Robert Jones. According to his father, the second-round rookie played most of the season with a torn labrum. That may explain why Jones caught just 27-of-74 targets while earning PFF's No. 107 grade among wide receivers. Jones should be healthier in 2018, though he'll be working under a new offensive coordinator and may have a new quarterback as well.

Glenn spent the final five weeks on IR with lingering foot/ankle issues. There's rumblings Buffalo could move on from him, but Glenn should be healthy for the start of their offseason program. Glenn has three years and $23M remaining on his contract.